bishless

I did some more experimenting to see if the max height was actually being output at all. Change it to 64 in settings, saved… Nope. HTML still says 60 for height.

So, went poking around… in templates/logo.php of your plugin, lines 1-3:

<?php if ($url): ?>
  <a class="quadmenu-navbar-brand img" href="<?php echo esc_url($link); ?>"><?php printf('<img height="60" width="160" src="%1$s" alt="%2$s"/>', esc_url($url), esc_attr(get_bloginfo('name'))); ?></a>
<?php endif; ?>

The width and height are hardcoded. /facepalm

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by bishless.

**Re-read my last post**. I setup a fresh development site w/ ONLY the Quadmenu plugin installed and activated.

THAT’s where the screenshot is from. Cloudinary is not in the equation on that site… Your default markup inserts ‘width=”160″‘ and there’s no way to change it.

Example of markup in a fresh dev site with _only_ Quadmenu installed in unmodified Twenty Twenty One theme.

I set the max logo height to 60px and used the prepopulated image for the logo.

Just give us a piece of UI that lets us specify the width in addition to the height?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by bishless.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by bishless.

I’ve uploaded a 60×60 image. And a 160×160 image. Both get distorted by Cloudinary *because* Quadmenu is outputting the wrong markup.

If I disable Cloudinary, image is no longer distorted visually, but the markup still shows the wrong width dimension AND, I lose the benefits of Cloudinary for all the other images on my site.

Please fix the logo image markup within your menu.

Hey, just saw the update. Thanks for making the change!

I’m seeing a similar issue across our Download Monitor links. User clicks the link, the browser tries and fails to download the file.

The majority of our downloads are PDF documents… Depending on the browser, the error is worded a little differently. Edge says “Couldn’t download – Network Error”. Firefox says “<path>.pdf.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read”. The odd thing, is that in Download Monitor’s logs, the attempts are labeled ‘Successful’.

Yup! Turns out that was the issue. (Can’t remember why I had that set to true)

Thanks so much!

Thanks for the workaround – looking forward to the fix.

Anyone have a handy link to downgrade to the previous version?

I’m seeing the same thing. It hurts my eyes to try and read the text. It’s not just the text, though. Any images included in the popup are blurry as well.

It seems to also affect Safari, but not as severely as Chrome and Opera.

Sorry, should have included that in the intial post. My bad.

Gravity Forms.

WP Mail SMTP (by WPForms)

If I revert to 2.9.0.3 of your plugin, errors are no longer hitting the log.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by bishless.

This behavior is still happening in version 5.0.10 of the plugin.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by bishless.

Sounds great! Thank you!